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Understanding 9/11Disco Biscuits Live at Taft School on 1998-01-31
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Shem-Rah Boo, Stone > The Devil's Waltz, M.E.M.P.H.I.S., Morph Dusseldorf, Jamillia, Aceetobee, Rainbow Song, Vassillios -> // Little Betty Boop, I-Man
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| The Devil's Waltz |
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| Morph Dusseldorf |
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| Jamillia |
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| Banter |
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| Aceetobee |
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| Rainbow Song |
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| Vassillios -> // |
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| // Little Betty Boop |
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| I-Man |
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Notes
PLAN C APPROVED
Tape flips between Morph/Jamillia and Vass/Boop
Reviews
Reviewer:
soundseperator
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favoritefavoritefavoritefavoritefavorite -
February 22, 2009
Subject: nasty
Subject: nasty
This is some high quality classic biscuits played right in my hometown. Crazy shit
Reviewer:
cookedw
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February 9, 2006
Subject: Definitely old school Biscuits...
Subject: Definitely old school Biscuits...
It's hard to rate this show, 'cause the band has transversed so much territory between then and now. The band was clearly much more funk-based then, and Barber goes off crazylike at a bunch of points. The Aceetobee, Vassillios, and I-Man are all really good, though, and the Shem-Rah and Boop are both decent...just a much more traditional "jamband" sound than I prefer.
The sound of this is okay. The tape hiss is ignorable, and the flips aren't bad at all (no music missing in the first, and probably only ~30s missing in the second). Apart from those facts (thank goodness now for digital), the sound is actually pretty damn clear.
If you want to hear this band right before they were really turning on the trancefusion, back when it was more of a looping funk style instead of real trance, this show is solid, but not unmissable.
The sound of this is okay. The tape hiss is ignorable, and the flips aren't bad at all (no music missing in the first, and probably only ~30s missing in the second). Apart from those facts (thank goodness now for digital), the sound is actually pretty damn clear.
If you want to hear this band right before they were really turning on the trancefusion, back when it was more of a looping funk style instead of real trance, this show is solid, but not unmissable.
